It is also the first release after the group's formal name change to Rüfüs Du Sol, which they previously went by in North America only.

[4] Jackson Langford from Music Feeds said "No Place" "is a glorious return to form for the Sydney trio, complete with silky smooth vocals, infectious bass drops and an overall summery feel that they've become the master of.

"[1] Ryan Middleton from Magnetic Mag said ""No Place" has the Rüfüs Du Sol sound that they have honed over their last two albums", adding "it also has a darker, clubbier side to it with some booming horns and melancholic strings.

"[5] Kat Bein from Billboard described the song as "a haunting, ethereal groove that's infectiously melodic with a slight tinge of eeriness.

Its hypnotic rhythms paired with catchy hooks and great sonic layering make it a brilliant moment on this album.